2016 NFL MAKE per 100 Kicks Leaders
MAKE (Makes Above Kicks Expected) adds up every field goal made minus the chance it would go in, given its distance and the weather. Dividing by attempts and multiplying by 100 puts kickers with different workloads on the same scale.
Above zero means he made more than an average kicker would from the same kicks. It is the fair way to compare a part-time kicker with a full-time one. In 2016, Justin Tucker (+17.93) led NFL kickers in MAKE per 100 kicks, ahead of Kai Forbath (+10.49) and Ryan Succop (+8.85). 32 kickers qualify (minimum 15 field goal attempts). The median qualified kicker had −0.95.
Final 2016 regular-season numbers, updated October 23, 2026.
MAKE per 100 Kicks in other seasons: 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017
More 2016 NFL kicker leaderboards
- Field Goals Made
- Field Goal Attempts
- Field Goal Percentage
- Longest Field Goals
- 50+ Yard Field Goals
- 50+ Yard Field Goal Percentage
- 40-49 Yard Field Goals
- 40-49 Yard Field Goal Percentage
- 30-39 Yard Field Goals
- 30-39 Yard Field Goal Percentage
- 20-29 Yard Field Goals
- 20-29 Yard Field Goal Percentage
- 50-54 Yard Field Goals
- 55-59 Yard Field Goals
- 60+ Yard Field Goals
- Clutch Field Goals Made
- Clutch Field Goal Percentage
- Game-Winning Field Goals
- Field Goals Missed
- Blocked Field Goals
- Wide Left Misses
- Wide Right Misses
- Upright and Crossbar Misses
- Kicking Points
- Extra Point Percentage
- Extra Points Made
- Kicker Share of Team Points
Other 2016 NFL rankings
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